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Poultry manure, an ultra-nutritious fertilizer
Rich in nitrogen and phosphorus, poultry manure is a powerful fertilizer.
How do you use it?
Fresh manure: Let it ferment in water for a few days before using.
Dried manure: Soak in water, stir daily, then water the plants.
Manure tea, a gentle but effective alternative
Less concentrated than raw manure, manure tea is ideal for gradual fertilization.
How to use?
Fill a 10-liter bucket with about 5 kg of manure, then add 8 liters of water.
Let it ferment for a week, stirring occasionally.
Strain if necessary and use this diluted preparation to water your plants.
Eggshell infusion to strengthen seedlings
Eggshells are full of calcium, an essential element for preventing blossom-end rot.
Insight:
Soak them in 3 liters of warm water for 3 days, until the water becomes cloudy and smells light.
Then water your young plants with this strengthening mixture.
Banana peel spray for a potassium boost
Banana peels contain high levels of potassium, which is ideal for juicy and flavorful tomatoes.
How to do it?
Soak 2-3 banana peels in 3 liters of water for 3 days.
Strain and spray the water on the leaves.
A more abundant and flavorful harvest
Thanks to these natural fertilizers, your tomatoes will grow faster, be stronger, and have an incomparable flavor. These eco-friendly methods also preserve soil quality and promote a healthy vegetable garden.
Try these tips and share them with other gardeners for even more bountiful harvests.
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